Image taken with my new 645D
Cheers, Kris.
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I agree with Kris. The highlights appear bright, not quite blown, on my monitor. But without seeing the amazing detail the 645D is capable of, I'm not sure this image is especially representative.
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OMG, I think I would kill (certainly kidnap) for the chance to use that piece of kit on my shoot this afternoon. I'm nearly crying...
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Bit extreme. Just rent one.
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Good point. Where can you rent one?
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Good point. Where can you rent one?
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That's what I thought too but they don't list it

Amazing camera but without usability with K-mount lenses, my interest is limited. (As if I could ever afford it!)
I suspect if you're a landscape shooter who just needs one or two quality primes, it's the ultimate camera though.
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I hate to be critical, but this doesn't seem the best of adverts for a superb camera. The highlights appear blown to me, and the horizon appears to be at quite a jaunty angle. I dare say a bit of post-processing on the RAW file to recover the highlights, open up the shadows and correct the horizon might improve the image a fair bit.
Cheers, Kris.
I totally agree

The second is much better but could do with some more shadow detail.
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This image was taken at the Queens View at Pitlochry, Scotland.